Holy Trinity Orthodox Church has continued in its mission to be a light of Jesus Christ to those in eastern Connecticut for 105 years.

While Holy Trinity was built by immigrant forefathers from Europe, the present day Holy Trinity community is comprised of young families with small children. For the past two decades we have received unwavering support from the college students who comprise the Orthodox Christian Fellowship at the University of Connecticut. Our Saint Olympia Handmaiden Ministry continues to flourish as five young girls serve alongside the traditional male altar server.

Holy Trinity is a small parish, but being small has great benefits. Parishioners feel important, needed, and are nourished in this type of environment, where Father Marc is able to spend individual time with each person. We are comfortable being who we are, and understand that being a smaller community has significant advantages.

An iconostasis done in the traditional Byzantine style with gold leaf is stunning. The beautiful lime wood hand-carved Royal Doors (“Beautiful Gate”) done in Sofia, Bulgaria, serves as an invitation to enter into the Kingdom of God, and eight full length icons done on canvas of early church fathers & mothers, adorn the east and west walls. With a choir that sings in English, it is easy to lay aside all earthly cares when one enters into prayer at Holy Trinity.

We extend a warm invitation to worship with us for Divine Liturgy each Sunday morning at 9:30, then join us for fellowship during Coffee Hour where light refreshments are served.

All liturgical services are in English. ALL are welcome.

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